Central New York has endured more than 11 feet of snow so far this season.
The local snowfall total approached 140 inches last weekend, and it appears that – before this winter’s over on March 21 – the Syracuse area will break the all-time Upstate NY of 199.4 inches which fell on Buffalo in 1976-77.
While most local folks consider this the snowiest winter ever, some recall 1992-93 as worse. The Syracuse seasonal snowfall record was set that year when 192.1 inches fell.
This year, there’s a good chance the area’s total snowfall will top 200 inches, more than 16.5 feet of frosty flakes.
To follow the falling snow totals, visit goldensnowball.blogspot.com/.
